Questions must be raised asked about South Africa's security readiness for the 2010 FIFA World Cup after the unexpected resignation of security manager Wally Rhoode.
Rhoode, an Umkhonto weSizwe ('Spear Of The Nation' - the ANC insurgents during the apartheid era) veteran and former head of security at the National Prosecuting Authority, left on 1 August to pursue family business interests.
But the obvious question it is: Did he quit before he was fired after the fiasco with the appointment of security providers for the Confederations Cup in June?
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